On the International Day of Disappeared Victims, the Organization of Veterans of the Kosovo Liberation Army (OVL UÇK) issued a public statement demanding full disclosure regarding the fate of all individuals who vanished during the conflict in Kosovo. Through a post on Facebook, the OVL UÇK expressed solidarity with the families of the missing persons, noting that their prolonged wait for definitive answers has become excessive. The organization asserted that the fate of the disappeared must not remain obscured by silence, political maneuvering, or institutional inaction.
The OVL UÇK specifically addressed the ongoing need for accountability concerning those who disappeared during the period of the Kosovo conflict. In their statement, the OVL UÇK emphasized its unwavering support for the families affected by these disappearances. They stressed that the truth surrounding these individuals should not be subject to political debate or withheld by official channels.
The group explicitly stated that the necessary archival records and definitive answers regarding the disappeared remain in the possession of Serbian authorities. This call underscores the persistent advocacy by veterans’ groups for comprehensive transparency concerning wartime events in Kosovo. The demand centers on establishing a complete record for every person who has been unaccounted for since the conflict.
The OVL UÇK continues to advocate for mechanisms that ensure the rights and peace of mind for the families whose loved ones remain missing.
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